Aryan acquires PixelGlow

“When we happened to know that some of our customers wished something fancy and flashy to be added to their products, what pulled our attention was towards the installation of an advanced digital UV enhancement machine. So, we started our search for an ideal machine of such kind that could meet the requirements. Our search came to a halt at Monotech Systems where we embarked upon the PixelGlow, which is ideally a highly-accurate and cost-effective digital print enhancement machine,” Manoj Kumar Agarwal, proprietor of Aryan Enterprises.

Since its inception in 2012, Aryan Enterprises has been indulging in the printing and production of a diverse range of products, including greeting cards, notebooks, envelops, wedding invitations, writing pads, menus, brochures, CD labels, fliers, leaflets, diaries, magazines, so on. 

“More or less, we need to fulfil our customers’ demands for enhanced prints. After all, with all these gradual advances of ultramodern print enhancement technologies, the era of ordinariness in printed products is over. It means ordinariness doesn’t sell these days. This is where PixelGlow plays its role at Aryan Enterprises,” he said.

He added, “After the installation of PixelGlow, it feels like we are fit to unearth the whole new print innovations. Specifically, we now transform the looks and feels of products like wedding invitations, greeting cards, and magazine covers, as per our customers’ desires. With this spot UV and foiling system, we are now proficient in enhancing and embellishing any graphic prints produced on thick substrates. In a way, this is indeed the need of the hour to woo our customers and boost business to a new elevation.”

Based on variable drop-on-demand inkjet technology, PixelGlow is a perfectly engineered digital UV and foiling system. It is highly accurate and reliable in high-speed printing with efficient vacuum suction for flatbeds. The system helps Aryan Enterprises offer its customers innovatively enhanced graphic communications products with tangible dimensions. 

Agarwal said there are still a lot of possibilities to be discovered using the advanced features of PixelGlow. 

PixelGlow can print in the resolution up to 600x4800-dpi on a broad range of substrates weighing from 170- to 500-gsm. With an efficient height adjustment system, it can take on materials up to B3 size (14x20-inch) with a thickness of up to 500 microns. Moreover, being a highly cost-effective machine PixelGlow can add varnish thickness up to 250 microns with (varnish) ink on ordinarily printed graphics, which in turn delivers the same 3D effects any other expensive machines in the market produce. 

“PixelGlow is very user-friendly. Just fit everything on it, push a button and then get impressively enhanced graphics on the fly — it’s amazing! Now, this will become a major part of what we do and we look forward to co-operating further with Monotech Systems wherefrom we buy PixelGlow as our first machine from them and who knows we would go for more in future if needed,” Agarwal concluded.